Jeremy Clarkson, Tyson Fury, and Stacey Solomon are among the stars whose TV shows have been shortlisted for this year’s National Television Awards (NTAs). Clarkson’s Farm, At Home With The Furys, and Stacey & Joe are competing for the inaugural reality docuseries prize. Other nominees include Fletchers’ Family Farm, following actor Kelvin Fletcher’s transition to farming, and Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing, a series hosted by comedians Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse. The awards ceremony will take place on Tuesday and will be hosted by comedian Joel Dommett for the sixth year in a row. Reality competition shows are well-represented, with I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! and The Traitors leading the category. They are joined by spin-offs such as I’m A Celebrity… South Africa and The Celebrity Traitors, along with Race Across The World. In the new drama category, Heated Rivalry stands out, featuring Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams as rival hockey players who fall in love. This show faces competition from A Woman Of Substance, Believe Me, I Fought The Law, and The Other Bennet Sister. Sir David Attenborough, celebrating his 100th birthday, has received two NTA nominations: one for his nature documentary Secret Garden and another for his work as a TV presenter. He faces competition from This Morning host Alison Hammond, Stacey Solomon, and Claudia Winkleman, who hosts The Traitors. Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are also shortlisted, ending Gary Lineker’s 23-year run of hosting the awards. In the drama performance category, the NTAs have an all-female shortlist, including Ruth Jones for her role in the thriller Run Away. Comedy shows like Amandaland, Changing Ends, and Mrs Brown’s Boys are among the nominees, while authored documentaries include posthumous appearances from Caroline Flack and Ozzy Osbourne. Jesy Nelson’s Life After Little Mix, which follows her journey after her twin daughters received spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) diagnoses, is also nominated. In the quiz show category, Ant & Dec’s Limitless Win and Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel are among the contenders. The awards will be broadcast live from London’s O2 arena on ITV1 and ITVX starting at 8pm on Tuesday.